Why is water used in automobiles as a coolant? – McqOptions

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1.	Why is water used in automobiles as a coolant?
A.	It is not toxic for the environment
B.	It has a high specific heat capacity
C.	It has a high lubricating property which in turn keeps the engine cool by reducing friction
D.	It is available in abundance
Answer» C. It has a high lubricating property which in turn keeps the engine cool by reducing friction

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